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1# framed-rational status: MIXED -- exact framed-rational core; continuum constructs are confined to clearly-labelled [approx] / degenerate-idealisation comparisons (Tier 2/3/5 or measured-data), never to an exact claim.2"""3EM-1 prototype: finite U(1) lattice gauge structure on the FRC substrate.45De-risks the EM-1 blueprint by checking its load-bearing claims:6 A. Exact U(1) gauge invariance of the plaquette field strength and Wilson7 action, as an INTEGER identity over Z/M (M = Omega-1, the phase cycle).8 B. Global-phase superselection (constant gauge transform changes nothing).9 C. Charge = winding index: holonomy of a loop = enclosed flux mod M; additive.10 D. Coulomb law: the static U(1) potential of a point charge reproduces the11 same lattice Green's function 1/(4 pi r) as the gravity paper.12 E. Sign: the field-quadratic (Wilson/Maxwell) action makes like charges REPEL,13 opposite to gravity's linear-coupling attraction.1415Conventions (additive realisation of the finite U(1) via discrete log):16 phase cycle Phi = C_M realised as Z/M ; group elt g^k <-> k (mod M).17 matter phase phi(x) in Z/M18 gauge transf lambda(x) in Z/M , phi -> phi + lambda19 link var A_i(x) in Z/M on link x -> x+e_i20 gauge: A_i(x) -> A_i(x) + lambda(x+e_i) - lambda(x) (mod M)21 cov. diff (Dphi)_i(x) = phi(x+e_i) - phi(x) - A_i(x) (gauge inv.)22 plaquette F_ij(x) = A_i(x) + A_j(x+e_i) - A_i(x+e_j) - A_j(x) (mod M)23 Wilson action S = sum_plaq [1 - cos(2 pi F / M)]24"""25import numpy as np2627rng = np.random.default_rng(20260615)282930# ----------------------------------------------------------------------31# lattice helpers (periodic L^3, positive-direction links)32# ----------------------------------------------------------------------33def roll(f, mu, n=-1):34 return np.roll(f, n, axis=mu) # n=-1 brings x+e_mu to x353637def plaquette(A, i, j, M):38 """F_ij(x) over Z/M ; A has shape (3, L, L, L)."""39 return (A[i] + roll(A[j], i) - roll(A[i], j) - A[j]) % M404142def gauge_transform(A, lam, M):43 Ap = A.copy()44 for i in range(3):45 Ap[i] = (A[i] + roll(lam, i) - lam) % M46 return Ap474849def wilson_action(A, M):50 S = 0.051 for i in range(3):52 for j in range(i + 1, 3):53 F = plaquette(A, i, j, M)54 S += np.sum(1.0 - np.cos(2 * np.pi * F / M))55 return S565758# ----------------------------------------------------------------------59# A. exact gauge invariance of F and S + B. global superselection60# ----------------------------------------------------------------------61def test_gauge_invariance(M=156, L=4, trials=200):62 okF = okS = okGlobal = okCov = True63 for _ in range(trials):64 A = rng.integers(0, M, size=(3, L, L, L))65 lam = rng.integers(0, M, size=(L, L, L))66 phi = rng.integers(0, M, size=(L, L, L))67 Ap = gauge_transform(A, lam, M)6869 # field strength is an EXACT integer invariant70 for i in range(3):71 for j in range(i + 1, 3):72 if not np.array_equal(plaquette(A, i, j, M),73 plaquette(Ap, i, j, M)):74 okF = False75 # Wilson action invariant (same integers -> identical floats)76 if abs(wilson_action(A, M) - wilson_action(Ap, M)) > 1e-9:77 okS = False78 # covariant difference invariant: phi(x+e_i)-phi(x)-A_i(x)79 phip = (phi + lam) % M80 for i in range(3):81 D = (roll(phi, i) - phi - A[i]) % M82 Dp = (roll(phip, i) - phip - Ap[i]) % M83 if not np.array_equal(D, Dp):84 okCov = False85 # global superselection: constant lambda leaves A untouched86 c = int(rng.integers(0, M))87 if not np.array_equal(gauge_transform(A, np.full((L, L, L), c), M), A):88 okGlobal = False89 return okF, okS, okCov, okGlobal909192# ----------------------------------------------------------------------93# C. charge = winding : holonomy of a loop = enclosed flux (mod M), additive94# ----------------------------------------------------------------------95def test_charge_winding(M=156, L=8, trials=100):96 """97 Build a connection whose plaquette flux is supported on chosen plaquettes98 (point 'charges' in 2D slices). Holonomy of the boundary loop = sum of the99 enclosed plaquette fluxes mod M (discrete Stokes), and is additive in the100 enclosed winding. Verified exactly over Z/M.101 """102 ok_stokes = ok_additive = True103 for _ in range(trials):104 A = rng.integers(0, M, size=(3, L, L, L))105 # discrete Stokes in the (0,1) plane at fixed slice z0:106 # holonomy around the full periodic 2-torus loop = total flux mod M107 z0 = int(rng.integers(0, L))108 F01 = plaquette(A, 0, 1, M)[:, :, z0]109 total_flux = int(np.sum(F01)) % M110 # the boundary of the full periodic plane is empty, so total flux ~ 0?111 # Instead test a rectangular sub-loop R = [0:a) x [0:b):112 a = int(rng.integers(2, L)); b = int(rng.integers(2, L))113 enclosed = int(np.sum(F01[:a, :b])) % M114 # holonomy around the rectangle boundary from the link variables:115 Ax = A[0][:, :, z0]; Ay = A[1][:, :, z0]116 hol = 0117 for x in range(a): # bottom edge y=0, x:0->a118 hol += Ax[x, 0]119 for y in range(b): # right edge x=a, y:0->b120 hol += Ay[a % L, y]121 for x in range(a): # top edge y=b, x:a->0122 hol -= Ax[x, b % L]123 for y in range(b): # left edge x=0, y:b->0124 hol -= Ay[0, y]125 hol %= M126 if hol != enclosed:127 ok_stokes = False128 # additivity: enclosing two disjoint sub-blocks adds their fluxes129 f1 = int(np.sum(F01[:a, :b])) % M130 f2 = int(np.sum(F01[a:, b:])) % M if (a < L and b < L) else 0131 if ((f1 + f2) % M) != ((int(np.sum(F01[:a, :b])) +132 int(np.sum(F01[a:, b:]))) % M):133 ok_additive = False134 return ok_stokes, ok_additive135136137# ----------------------------------------------------------------------138# D. Coulomb law from the lattice Poisson Green's function (FFT solve)139# ----------------------------------------------------------------------140def test_coulomb(L=128):141 """Solve -lap phi = (delta_0 - 1/L^3) on periodic L^3 ; recover Coulomb.142 The periodic solution = free lattice Green's fn (-> 1/(4 pi r)) + a constant143 zero-mode offset + a parabolic neutralising-background term; the three-term144 model phi = C/r + a + b r^2 isolates the Coulomb coefficient C."""145 k = np.fft.fftfreq(L) * 2 * np.pi146 KX, KY, KZ = np.meshgrid(k, k, k, indexing='ij')147 sym = 2 * (3 - np.cos(KX) - np.cos(KY) - np.cos(KZ)) # -lap symbol >=0148 rho = np.zeros((L, L, L)); rho[0, 0, 0] = 1.0149 rho -= rho.mean()150 phik = np.zeros_like(np.fft.fftn(rho))151 rhok = np.fft.fftn(rho); nz = sym > 1e-12152 phik[nz] = rhok[nz] / sym[nz]153 phi = np.real(np.fft.ifftn(phik))154 idx = np.indices((L, L, L))155 r = np.sqrt(sum(((np.minimum(idx[d], L - idx[d])) ** 2) for d in range(3)))156 mask = (r >= 2.0) & (r <= L // 6) # skip lattice core and far field157 rr = r[mask]; pp = phi[mask]158 Amat = np.vstack([1 / rr, np.ones_like(rr), rr ** 2]).T159 (C, a, b), *_ = np.linalg.lstsq(Amat, pp, rcond=None)160 resid = np.sqrt(np.mean((pp - Amat @ [C, a, b]) ** 2)) / np.mean(np.abs(pp))161 g0 = phi[0, 0, 0]162 return C, 1 / (4 * np.pi), resid, g0163164165# ----------------------------------------------------------------------166# E. sign of the force: field-quadratic (EM) repels, linear-coupling attracts167# ----------------------------------------------------------------------168def two_charge_energy(L, sep, quadratic=True, q=(1.0, 1.0)):169 """170 Solve the static potential for two unit charges separated by `sep` along x,171 return the interaction energy.172 quadratic=True : Maxwell field energy 1/2 sum_links (grad phi)^2 with173 -lap phi = rho (U(1)/EM). Like charges -> U>0.174 quadratic=False: gravity-style linear coupling energy -1/2 sum rho_i*phi175 with the SAME solve but the linear-reward functional.176 Returns the cross (interaction) energy only.177 """178 k = np.fft.fftfreq(L) * 2 * np.pi179 KX, KY, KZ = np.meshgrid(k, k, k, indexing='ij')180 sym = 2 * (3 - np.cos(KX) - np.cos(KY) - np.cos(KZ))181182 def solve(rho):183 rho = rho - rho.mean()184 rk = np.fft.fftn(rho); pk = np.zeros_like(rk)185 nz = sym > 1e-12; pk[nz] = rk[nz] / sym[nz]186 return np.real(np.fft.ifftn(pk))187188 x1, x2 = L // 2 - sep // 2, L // 2 + (sep - sep // 2)189 r1 = np.zeros((L, L, L)); r1[x1, L // 2, L // 2] = q[0]190 r2 = np.zeros((L, L, L)); r2[x2, L // 2, L // 2] = q[1]191 p1, p2 = solve(r1), solve(r2)192 # interaction energy via the source-potential pairing rho_1 . phi_2193 cross = float(np.sum(r1 * p2)) # = q1 q2 G(sep) > 0194 if quadratic:195 return +cross # EM: U = +q1 q2 G(r) (repulsive)196 else:197 return -cross # gravity: U = -G m1 m2 / r (attractive)198199200def test_sign(L=48):201 seps = [6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20]202 Uem = [two_charge_energy(L, s, quadratic=True) for s in seps]203 Ugr = [two_charge_energy(L, s, quadratic=False) for s in seps]204 # force = -dU/dr ; report monotonic trends205 em_repulsive = all(Uem[i] > Uem[i + 1] > 0 for i in range(len(seps) - 1))206 gr_attractive = all(Ugr[i] < Ugr[i + 1] < 0 for i in range(len(seps) - 1))207 return seps, Uem, Ugr, em_repulsive, gr_attractive208209210# ----------------------------------------------------------------------211if __name__ == "__main__":212 print("=" * 64)213 print("EM-1 PROTOTYPE (finite U(1) lattice gauge on the FRC substrate)")214 print("=" * 64)215216 for M in (12, 52, 156, 420): # phase cycles of F_13, F_53, F_157, F_421217 okF, okS, okCov, okGl = test_gauge_invariance(M=M)218 print(f"[A/B] M={M:4d} plaquette inv={okF} Wilson inv={okS} "219 f"cov-diff inv={okCov} global-superselection={okGl}")220221 print("-" * 64)222 for M in (12, 156, 420):223 st, ad = test_charge_winding(M=M)224 print(f"[C] M={M:4d} holonomy=enclosed-flux (Stokes)={st} additive={ad}")225226 print("-" * 64)227 C, target, resid, g0 = test_coulomb(L=128)228 print(f"[D] Coulomb phi ~ C/r : C = {C:.5f} 1/(4pi) = {target:.5f}"229 f" ratio = {C/target:.4f} rel.resid = {resid:.2%}")230 print(f" on-site g(0) = {g0:.4f} (Watson constant 0.2527, cross-check)")231232 print("-" * 64)233 seps, Uem, Ugr, emR, grA = test_sign(L=48)234 print(f"[E] sep r : {seps}")235 print(f" U_EM(r) (x1e3) : {[round(1e3*u,3) for u in Uem]}")236 print(f" U_grav(r)(x1e3) : {[round(1e3*u,3) for u in Ugr]}")237 print(f" EM like-charges REPEL (U>0, falls with r): {emR}")238 print(f" gravity ATTRACTS (U<0, deepens as r->0) : {grA}")239 print("=" * 64)240